Mexican religious problem and Calles era views in San Antonio
Nemesio Garritt Naranjo, a Mexican former cabinet minister, spoke in San Antonio about the Mexican religious problem and the presidential succession. He argued there is no war between church and state, only tyranny versus liberty, while noting past and current Mexican candidates from Sonora and the political dynamics surrounding Calles and Obregon.
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Mexico
Nemesio Garritt Naranjo
Foren Tf
Tueeday
San Antonio
Mexica
Calles
Naranjo
Nations
Etrife
Thia
Este
United States
Ashich
Christ
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Calles Sed de la Huerta
Obragon
Berrino
Panther Capture Targeted By Lariat rider at Rancho Lamonta
A foreman Tom Burnett used a lariat to rope a panther seen stalking a yearling near Rancho Lamonta. The animal was later shot after being secured to a tree. Other notes mention two riders bagging three panthers while a herd was stalked, with carcasses brought to dominatis.
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Alfink
Lex
Discuss Oil Problem in Oklahoma Seminar Field Meeting
In New York on May U 6 executives from over a dozen operations gathered to tackle over production concerns, focusing on the Seminaré field in Oklahoma and seeking coordinated action to balance supply with demand.
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New York
Oklahoma
Teachers' Pay Delay Feared in Texas Schools
Texas public school teachers face a delay likely from June to September for remaining two months' salaries as funds are shifted. Assistant State Superintendent Foyers or Hogers warns lack of transfer from general to sabosal fund may push payments past September 1.
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International News Service
Austin
Texas
Foyers
Auto Strikes Man Fractures Skull In Laredo Streets
A vehicle struck Manuel Ruiz at Nueta and South Laredo streets, fracturing his skull and sending him to Robert B. Greet hospital, with a medical examiner confirming the injury on Wednesday. In another report, George Bishop Sudworth, a noted U.S. Forest Service tree expert, died in Washington on May 12.
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Nueta
South Laredo
Manuel Ruiz
Robert B. Greet
Washington
George Bishop Sudworth
United States Forest Service
Pressmento Adopts Rules At Saturday Meeting
The constitution and by laws for the Southerns Press tion prepared by Fred Herndon and Charles E Devis will be adopted by the executive committee at a Saturday meeting at 10 80 in the chamber of commerce auditorium The committee will be guests of Central Power and Light at a luncheon afterward at the Gunter hotel George Armistead publicity manager of the company is in charge of luncheon arrangements.
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Southerns
Tion
Fred Herndon
Charles E. Devis
Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
George Armistead
Seeman Cleared in $20,000 Jewel Robbery Case
Sid Seeman was acquitted by a jury after two hours in Ninety fourth district court on charges of receiving stolen property related to a jewelry theft valued at about 29,000 from New York salesman W. B. Elipner. An instructed verdict was denied. three other San Antonio men face related indictments.
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Sid Seeman
Ninety Fourth District
Stoln
Seeman
W. B. Elipner
New York
San Antonio
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